Voyagers is on Amazon Prime.  /thread

Buddy of mine wrote for Threshold.  Basically, at the behest if the network, 4 episodes worth of story got crammed into the pilot.

That jar of Jelly Belly's was the only thing keeping me going in the off hours.

I'm going to throw in Upstream Color just so we can get some healthy debate going.

Phoenix was where I forced myself to nap for an hour.  10 minutes after we finished, I had to go pick up my son and then run errands until about 7, then I had to edit another project until 10:30 that night.

Im pissed i left 2 minutes before that photo was taken.

1.  Prisoner of Azkaban
2.  Deathly Hallows Part 1
3.  Order of the Phoenix
4.  Half Blood Prince
5.  Sorcerrer's  Stone

*shakes head really fast*

Sorry about that.  Here's my real list.

1.  Act of Killing
2.  Gravity
3.  Stories We Tell
4.  Captain Phillips
5.  Prisoners

Apocalypse is the uber X-Men bad guy.  THousands year old mutant.  God like powers.  Hitler like outlook.

I'll do a quick rundown of the ones I've seen.

"The Act of Killing," We discussed on Documentality.  I love it.  My pick to win.
   "The Armstrong Lie," Haven't seen it, but it looks good, and Alex Gibney usually gets a Nomination.
   "Blackfish," We discussed.  I think it's for sure a nomination.
   "The Crash Reel," Very cool doc.  Not sure it'll make it to next round, as Life according to Sam will suck the tearjerker vote.
   "Cutie and the Boxer," Haven't seen it, but have heard great things.  Exit Through the Gift Shop meets Jiro, is how one friend described it.
   "Dirty Wars," It's awful purty, and the pace is excellent, but it's straight journalism with a bent towards polemic.  I think the academy has Middle East fatigue.  Don't think it makes it to next round.
   "First Cousin Once Removed," Haven't seen it, trailer didn't stir me.
   "God Loves Uganda," Heard good things.  It's basically about Christian Evangelicals in Uganda.
   "Life According to Sam," This...was a tough one to watch.  Ooof.  Kids with Progeria.
   "Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer," Really dug it.  Has an outside chance to make it to the final five.
   "The Square," Shoe in for a nom.  Acquired footage of Tarhir Square revolutions.  Street level views of revolution.  It's a doc equivalent of Gravity.
   "Stories We Tell," We'll discuss this on Documentality sometime before Noms are announced.
   "Tim’s Vermeer," Total Teague Bait.  Exploration in how Vermeer acheived photorealism using high tech-ery to figure it out.
   "20 Feet from Stardom," More Teague bait, and potential upset for the Oscar.  Story of Backup SIngers.
   "Which Way Is the Front Line from Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington," A Restrepo like Doc about one of the makers of Restrepo.  Outside chance for a nom.

Yeah, for my money, I think the final five will be:

Act of Killing
Blackfish
The Square
20 Feet
and either Which Way or Armstrong Lie